This Wednesday, the magazine Diez Minutos has brought with it one of those interviews that do not leave the collaborators indifferent. It’s not as if we were. And the fact is that Terelu Campos has shared her sadness in this media after seeing some impressive images of the queen Letizia in Paiportawhere he visited those affected by the recent floods caused by the DANA.
In them, the monarch appears visibly shaken and covered with mud. “When I saw Queen Letizia with mud on her face, I started to cry. I felt incredibly ashamed,” she confessed. However, these words have raised blisters on the set of the program, especially in Kiko Matamoroswho has been very critical of the reaction of the daughter of Maria Teresa Campos.
The collaborator has ironized about the statements of his ex-colleague and has questioned the authenticity or relevance of that sensitivity: “There is no one who suffers more in the world, above the queen, than her. That shock that brought Terelu to tears is not comparable to anyone’s tears, nor to anyone’s pain, nor to anyone’s feeling. Above her, who is the one who suffers the most. She is the one who suffers the most”.
According to the contributor, the talk show host has distorted the real tragedy experienced by the affected people. “I find it hard to think, really, that at this time the statements that anyone has to make are these. They are offensive to the people who are suffering, to the people who are going through what they are going through,” he said.
And for Matamoros it is incomprehensible that seeing the Queen affected in the middle of the disaster is the only thing that deeply moves Terelu: “She has felt shame when she has seen Letizia crying, she has not felt shame when she has seen the inoperativeness of the political agents, when she has seen the ineptitude of the president of the Valencian Community… that has not made him cry, nor the consequences, evidently“.
Finally, the former contestant of Survivors has concluded: “Seeing the queen cry touched us all. and brought us closer to her figure, but to really emphasize that…”.